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The Qing Yongzheng blue and white glazed celestial sphere vase with red clouds, sea Teng, and dragon patterns has a grand size, a straight and sturdy neck, and a round abdomen. The design and decoration are originally cut from the celestial sphere vase of the Yongxuan Imperial Kiln, with waves rolling on the shins and sea patterns around the mouth, with white space left in between. The horizontal style of the regular script "Made in the Year of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty" is written from right to left, and the font is neat and elegant. The neck and abdomen are fully painted with cloud dragon patterns, and the blue and white clouds are swirling and surging; In the underglaze red painting, a green dragon leaps in the clouds, its mouth and teeth are angry, its beard and hair are scattered, and its momentum is majestic. Its right front paw extends forward to chase the fire bead in front of it, and its muscles bulge. The dragon's claws are three toed, all sharp and sharp, and its momentum is stunning. Its body appears and disappears in the clouds, fully embodying the agility of a flying dragon in the sky, and is highly artistic in expression.